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In the Mahapurana, the Uttara Purana, they will obtain liberation from the bondage of karma through this Dharma. What can be said about their happiness, which is like a spotless jewel? || 29 || In the past, when the reign of the king lasted for five hundred thousand years, one day, seeing a meteor shower, he became detached. He thought, "How, where, and from whom did this body of mine originate? What is its essence? Whose vessel is it? What will become of this body?" Without pondering these questions, I, a fool, have been in the company of this body for a long time. By accumulating sin, I have been suffering its consequences. Driven by karma, I, a fool, have considered suffering as happiness and have never attained eternal happiness. I have been wandering through countless births in vain, exhausted. These qualities of knowledge, vision, etc., are mine, I never even imagined that, but contrary to this, due to the perversity of my mind, I considered attachment, etc., as my qualities. Entangled by the clutches of affection and delusion, this being repeatedly nourishes his family and wealth, accumulating sin and wandering through various hells. Thus, knowing him to be the Buddha himself, the celestial beings of the world came and praised him with great devotion, saying, "O God, you have fulfilled your purpose today." || 30-36 || He gave the kingdom to his eldest son, Sudharma, and received the celebration of the coronation ceremony at the time of his initiation. He boarded a palanquin called Nagadatta, and along with the supreme gods, went to the garden of the Sal forest and observed a two-day fast. On the thirteenth day of the bright fortnight of Magha, in the evening, with a thousand kings, he took the initiation for liberation in the Pushya constellation. || 37-38 || As soon as he took initiation, he attained the knowledge of mind-perception. On the second day, he went to the city of Pataliputra, adorned with flags, to eat. || 40 || There, the king Dhanyasena, who shone like gold, gave him a gift, a treasure, to this worthy recipient, and received five wonders. || 41 || After that, a year passed in the state of concealment. He performed a two-day fast under the Saptachhada tree in the same ancient forest, and on the full moon day of Pausha, in the evening, in the Pushya constellation, he attained Kevala Jnana. He received the worship of the virtuous, which is a sign of the fourth auspiciousness. || 42-43 ||
The heroine was willing to give the fruit according to his wishes. || 28 ||
When other noble beings, through the influence of these Dharma Nath Bhagwan, destroy their enemies in the form of karma and attain pure happiness, how can their happiness be described? || 26 ||